Jun 11, 2021
Chalice Brands (CSE: CHAL) (OTCQB: CHALF), a consumer-driven cannabis company in medicinal and recreational marijuana market segments, recently completed the acquisition of a chain of five Oregon-based retail dispensaries, known as Homegrown, for a total consideration of about $9.75 million. “This transaction increases Chalice Brands’ retail store footprint from 7 to 12 locations in the state of Oregon,” reads an article discussing the move. The consideration paid is 0.9 times Homegrown’s first quarter 2021 annualized revenue. “The fact that Homegrown is profitable makes this a highly accretive acquisition for the company’s earnings per share. It is anticipated that consumers will find Chalice Brand products on Homegrown shelves in the coming months, providing the opportunity to increase gross margins by between 5% and 10% in the newly acquired stores.”
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Chalice Brands is a premier consumer-driven cannabis company specializing in production, processing, wholesale, distribution, and retail, with 12 dispensaries in Portland, Oregon. The company is committed to developing a dynamic portfolio built around the recognized brands of Chalice Farms, with a focus on health and wellness. Chalice Brands operates nationally through Fifth and Root and has operations in Oregon and California. Visit https://Investors.ChaliceBrandsLtd.com for regular updates.
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